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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-10

~ Republican orators ascribe high wages
in this country to the tariff. 1t is astonish-
ing how firm hold this fiction about the
tariff and wages has obtained in the minds
of unthinking persons. If high tariffs
brought about high wages there should
be high wages in China, Spain,
France, Germany and Russia. Wages in the
United States have always been higher than
in European countries, whether we had high
tariffs or low tariffs. Wages are higher in
Massachusetts, than in Maine, and higher in
Texas than in Tennessee, all having the
same tariff. Wages are 30 per cent. higher
in England now than they were 40 years ago
under the protective system. The rate of
wages is not determined by the rate of taxa
ton in any country, Labor sells everywhere
for the market price the buyer paying as
little as he can get it for, and the seller max
ing the best bargain he can.
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sy- Once again the question comes to us.
Who is the acting ce-President of the
United States? The answer ia very easy, to-
wit: There is none. The Constitution gives
to the Vice-President two powers, or rather
one contingent remainder and one vested
right. If the President dies, resigns or is
disabled, the Vice-President succeeds him..
Meanwhile he is the presiding officer of the
Senate, but without note save in case Of q
tie. Always, even when the Vice. President
is living and in harness, the Senate chooses
one Of its own members for President pro
tempore,' who occupies the chair in the
absence of the Vice President. but who, be-
ing Senator, may vote upon any question,
or speak upon any. The Constitution also
gave to Congress the right, by law, to fix the
succession to the Presidency in case both
President and Vice. President should be ie-
moved. This succession has been, for most
of our national history, placed with the
President pro teEpofe of the Senate, which
led to his being called the "Acting Vice
President" in case of the Vice-P Presidents
death. But this law has been repealed and
the Secretary of State now succeeds to the
Presidency, where there are vacancies in
both the Presidential and Vice. Presidential
officers. From all which there results, as to
the present situation, the following: The
| Vice. President chosen by the people (Mr.
Hendricks), being dead, Mr.. Bayard, Sec
rotary Of State, would become President il
Grover Cleveland we're, by death, resigna-
tion or disability, to leave office; and vet Mr..
Bayard can not, Of course. be called Acting
Vice President Senator ingalls, Is Presi.
dent pro tempore Of the Senate, but is no
more ssActing President, than Bayard
lis, be is,simplya Senator chosen temporarily
4 to preside, and Is notin the lineof succession
Ito the Presidency There Is no Acting
lyice President. ~ Eaqitiyes.
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~ The Democratic party has nothing to
fear in the contest next year. 1t is the party
of peace, order and union; it is the national
party, and the only one. The Republican,
always sectional party, have stupidly
chosen to remain so. Their appeal is to
sectional suspicion and hatred. Under the
Democratic rule the whole country has be-
come unprecedentedly prosperous, because
the Democratic policy is national and not
sectional, patriotic and not selfish.
The position of the Democratic party in
the country is such today that it is not the
sport or creature of any mans personal
ambition. 1t does not depend on any one
mans name for success. In this it is far
more fortunate than the Republican party
AS parties now stand, the Democrats may
next year safely nominate whomever they
please Cleveland, or any other of a dozen
men and count on electing him. That is the
best evidence of their strength. When a
political party, or nation, or a bank, or a
newspaper, or dry goods house comes to
that pass that it depends fof success upon
one man. that concern, whatever it may be-,
is not in sound state and will go down.
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ig In Indiana hog buyers have struck a
new scheme. Buyer No. comes along to-
day and tells the farmer the market is dull,
but he will buy his hogs and take the chances.
He offers him price way below the market;
the farmer hesitates and refuses to SELL
Next day or two along comes buyer No. 2
who tells very doleful story and makes
inquiry how much has been offered; finds it
far above what he can pay; butrather than be
beat by the other fellow he will give quarter
or half cent more. he takes the hogs and
the profits are divided.
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: George and s. s. Laskey,

George and s. s. Laskey,
vs..
Julia T. Burkbart ct al,
Order of sale from Henry County Court Of Common
Pleas
By virtue Of su Order Of Sale issued from the
above named Cour and to me directed as Sheriff oi
Henry County, will offer at Public Sale ct the
North door Of the Court House, in Napoleon
Ohio, on
Saturday, November 26, 1887,
At the hour OF O'Clock p. m, of said day, the fol
lowing described real estate, situated in Henry
county, Ohio, tO-wlt:
The south half (1S) of the southwest quarter (A)
Of section thirty-four (34), town four az, north
range eight tS) east in said Henry county, Ohio.
Appraised at S2,C00.
Terms Of sale, cash.
e. 7. BARNES.
Sheriff OF Henry county, Oht
g. p. Thompson, attorney for plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, Oct. 20, 1887. IS 4C
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Tha State.

.sThe wild ass of Ohio, Foraker, has been
re-elected probably by anincreased majority,
the farmers Of the State practically saying
give Us revaluation Of our farms itnine.
diately, 90 that our taxes may be increased to
continue inoperation the Foraker dynasty =
The sboy wonder who "fought in nineteen
battles before he was eighteen" will now
have mansion buiit for himself, at the
expense Of the tax payers ofthe State. Greai
is Republicaudom.
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.ag- Everybody who reads a newspaper be-
comes familiar with the business houses
whose names appear in it, and naturally they
go themselves and send others to the places
they know about instead OF hunting up
others they have never heard of. Merchants,
who advertise, make warm friends through
the columns of a newspaper, as their names
become familiar household words; those on
the contrary, who depend on casual custo-
mers who pass their doors, generally get left
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

Henry Holterman. Count, Treaspr,r q. u.,.
county, Ohio.
vs..
Isaac Patterson, ct al.
Order ofsalefrom Horny County court a, r,..
QY virtue ofan order Of sale is.,od
0above named court, and to me directsd - I'm 1 tne
oil Henry county, will offer at public s.ia 4al
north door OF the court house, IN Napoleon nhio
Saturday, November Goth. 1887
Atthe hour OF O'Clock p. M. of said dav ,ha g.,
lowing described real estate, situated n - a,'n.
county, Ohio, to-wit: IN nerry
lat. The west half of lot number pina 70, .,
Sonn y. loves First Addition to the town ~ 4
Appraised at S2s6.
I'd Aho, the northerly one-half of II, ,r,,,,,.
fourteen u4), In John @. loves First ASdi.Ss
'ns si ,o%n Of Napoleon, "a Henry county, Ohio. "
Sd. Also, the souuh end Of lot number st,aa,, ,,s,
Jonn Y. loves First Addition to the town ~
NsPoleon, Henry county, Ohio, and descrihsd ~
ionows; !s commencing at the southeast oornsr of
saiu LOT number nfteen l15) thence north alonc tle
EASY me OF SAID iot number fifteen (i5l far enoncb
~ tna s.ragnt limo across said lot from east fo
s ,snd y. ssu ioe WIZ rahe one quarter of an acre
teen (15). 'u io' NUMBER NJ
Appraised at S75.
Appraised first tract $3.50, second tract At sioo
Terms of sale cash.
- =. T. BARN rs,
Sheriff Of enryoounty- Ohio
.. M; Hague, Atty for Petitioner. INV
Napoleon, Ohio, Oct q, 1887. IL IN
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Consumniion Cured

An old physician, retired from practice, having
had placed in his hands by an East India mission
ary the formula OF a simple vegetableremedy for the
speedy and permanent cure OF Consumption, Bron-
chitis, CatarTh, Asthma and all throat and Lung
Affections also positive and radical cure for Ner-
vous Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after
having tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands ofcases has felt 1t his duty to make IL
known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this
motive and desire to relieve human suffering, will
send free of CHARGE to all who desire 1t, this recipe
in German, French or English, with full directions
for preparing and using Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp, naming this paper, W. A. MOVES, 149
Powers Block. Rochester. N Y. nov11-ly-e.o.w
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sHERlFF's SALE.
Lowis A. cauhsld.


l.. G.. Randall, ct al
Order OF sale from Henry County Circuit Court
byyirtue OF an order OF sale Issued from the above
named Court and 10 me directed as Sheriff Of HeIay
county, will offer at public sale at the north door
OF the Court House, In Napoleon, Ohio. on
Saturday, November 5, 1887,
at the hour of O'Clock, D. m, Of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated In Henry
county, Ohio, to-wit:
Lots number g. T. 10, II, l6, II, IS, 10, 22 &C. and
AZ, OF L. G. Randall's first addition 10 the tow OF
Napoleon, Henry county, Ohio.
Appraised as follows towit:
Lot No. Q, appraised at 5000; lot No. Z. ap-
prised at $50 90; lots No. TO- II, l6 III 49, 10 aud
~ appraised at $780, each and lots No. 46 and AZ
appraised at $500 each.
Total appraisement $44500
Terms of sale, cash,
X. 7. BARNES,
Sherfof II enry county, Ohio.
Clayton W. Everett, attorney for Plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, Oct. 4, 1887. $500.
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The Senatorial District.

From all reports CLEANED over the Senator
ial district Messrs. Dodd and Groschner will
have majority ranging from 800 to 1000
The lavish use Of money to bolster up the
disreputable characters Of Carlin and GeyseI
had its effect in reducing the maiorties fol
the Democratic candidates, but the people oi
the district can congratulate themselves that
they will continue to be represented by gen
tIemen instead Of two such characters as Car,
lin and Geyser ss1s , n gss
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SEALED proposals will bereceived by the Board
~ OF improvements Of the Village OF Napoleon
onio, ct the Mayors office until f2 M. November 4
!seoi, ior the construction Of one fire cistern and
specihcations on file with the Clerk
Inc Council reserves the right of rejecting any
OF aii Of the bids. Each bid to be guaranteed q.
cording to law.
By order OF the Council,
&c. DODD, Clerk.
Napoleon, Ohio, Oct. 20, 1887. ~ +
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sherifrs $ Sale.
Gotthelf Bloch,
We

" ~ bIUUIIi --- --
va
stephen A. Hopkins.
Order OF Sale from Henry OountyCourt of Common
Pleas.
pY virtue of order Of sale issued from the above
Dnamed court and to me directed as Sheriff oil
Henry county will offer at public sale at the north
door Of the Court House, in Napoleon, 0hio,o
Saturday, November Goth, 1887,
At the hour of O'Clock p. m OF said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate in Henry
ty, Ohio, to-wiL:
Lot No. seven ~, plat of John q. loves First
Addition to the village OF Napoleon, Henry county
Ohio, on the south side Of the river, and being the
same lot Of land which was conveyed to Gotthelf
Bloch, one OF the grantors herein.
Appraised at $225
Terms of sale, cash.
E.. T. BARNES,
Sheriff of Henry county Ohio.
NJ. G. Bloch, attorney for plaintiff.
Napoleon, Ohio, Oct. q, 1887 rs 70
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sY-There seems to DO thief il the Pos
tai Service on some Of the lines running into
Toledo. Postmaster Shredder of Pember-
vine made remittance Of S142 to Toledo
about three weeks ago which was stolen On
route, and last week Thursday another re.
mittance Of $50 from Mr.. Shredder was
stolen. About Two months ago remittance
of $500 81 Postmaster Hayes to Toledo was
stolen the same way. AS the postmastess had
complied with all the legal requirements the
loss will fall upon the Government unless tht
chief can be discovered. Botciing Green
Neics.
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Was all right and as lively as
crickets up to Tuesday night,
when the lot, with few excep-
tions, erect New York among
the number, was taken with
the black vomit; but strange to
relate, as we go to press the
whole lot are erect again and
growing lively for 1883.
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Notice to Land Owners of the Time
and Place Of Holding View.

To Joseph Splitter, 9. D. & j. D. Loomis Peter
Ritter, W. O.. Holgate, Grey & Patterson, ii,
Dsckenhsus, J. s. Greenler, ct al
Wy are hereby notified, that the viewers and
surveyor, appointed by the Commissioners or
denry county, Ohio in their order Of Oct 3d. 1887
20 % iay out and survey the county road petitioned
ior by the undersigned aud others, will meet at " :.
on the 26th day Of November, ISe5. Al ID 'o,ciosk
a. M Tor the purpose set forth In said order
And the 25th day Of November, 1887, is s.the tiay
Dated this 2Sd day OF Oct, A. D.. 1881.
oct2T-4t 4. X. SCOTT, PRINCIPAL PetItiG,,er
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lB- That fellow in New York who stole
$4,000 of the ub-Treasury money and
skipped to Canada, has done his little share
as good Republican toward reducing the
surplus.
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rsy- When they tackle Andrew Jackson
Saygers they have whole team to buck
against. Considering the fight made against
ssAndy'' the result Is highly complimentary
to him. He will make an excellent county
commissioner and the people may rest as
sured that he will conduct his duties in d
satisfactory manner. Here's to you, HAndy..
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Probate Notice,

NOTICE Is hereby given, that Mary G. Shepard as
~ Administrative OF Martin 4. Lhepard, deceased,
has hled final account OF her Administratrixship
which will be for hearing and settlement Nov. 18th,
D. MEEKIS0N,
Probate Judge,
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Notice Of fAppoiptmcnt.

Estate Of Anna Lehman, deceased.
TTyHE undersigned has been appointed and quail
IL fed as Administrator Of the estate Of Anna Leh-
man, late 81 Henry county, Ohio, deceased.
Dated this 9th day Of October, A. ID. 1887,
H. E.MUNNs Adm Il
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Joseph G. Hender-
In son, as Guardian of Luelln and Rebecca Rob
ertson, has 6led third account OF his Guardian.
ship which will be for hearing and settlement Nov
d. MEEKISON,
Probate Judge.
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Administrators Notice.

NTOTICE Is hereby given TINT the undersigned
In has been appointed and qualified as admfnis-
traitor of the estate OF Susanna Green late OF Henry
/, JAS. n. RAGAN,
Oct. ~, 's7. Administrator.
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Notice of Appointments. /.

Estate Of Charles II Knauss, Deceased.
sT>HE undersigned he's been appointed and quali-
III fed n Administrator with the VIII annexed
of the estate 81 Charles II. Knauss, late of Henry
NVpnss' s'A'S' * HIRAM n FRENCH
Dated ihis srd dey ri Eov. 1881: 3.
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Probate Notice.

NJ OTTCE ia herebysgiven. that Albert Elliott as
IN Executor Of Robert a Emery, has filed al first
account or his Administration which win be for
hearing and settlement November 26th, 1851.
g ID. SlEEkIsoN, Probate Judge.
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T,robate Z Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given, that Samuel Rigai, as
~ Guardian Of Leroy J. Ward, has hled first ac-
count Of his Guardanship, which will be for hear.
ing and settlement Nov. 18th, 1887.
u. MEEKlSON, Probate Judge n
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Probate Notice.

NJ NoTICE IL hereby given, that A. NJ. Willard, as
~ Guardian of John and Jane Sickmiller, has
q led o second account of his Guardianship. which
will be for hearing and settlement Nov. 18th, 1887
d. MEEKIS0N, ProbateJudge.
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Probate Notice.

| NOTICE is hereby given, that John Brubaker
IN o. Guardian of David Bfubaker. has hled NTH
account OF his Guardianship, Wmcn siL VIII Ne ior
| hearing and settlement Nov. 10Th, 1887
t,'s D. MEEKISON, Probate Judge.
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81 It was an exceedingly quiet and
orderly election.
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eg- The kickers are beginning to kick
themselves.
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rB-We are still doing business at the old
stand.
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sHERIFF'SS SALE.
In Partition.
Mary Tempe,

Mary Tempe,
VS.
Jacob Spangler, ct al.
oiuef oi SAFE IN partition from Henry County Court
ofoommon Pleas.
IL virtue OF an order OF sale in partition issuea
=. from .ne above named court and 10 me iirectei
~ snern q Henry county, win ofer at public ssIs
MN tne north door ofthe Court House, in Eapoleon
Saturday. November Goth, 1887,
At the hour Of so'clock p N OF said day the fol.
Ohio, to-wit: y nenry 70,
Inc southeast quarter of the northwest ouarter ~
secuon no. seventeen (17I In township No eix fsi,
nor.n o1 range No seven (7) east, In said Henry
more or less. 9 Nv asiss VI lana,
Appraised at Si,400
Terms OF Ssle.-Onc-ihird cash In hand on dsv Of
sale, one third In year, ana one-thiId IN tva
years from day of sale, secured BY mort IN ce ~,
property Sold = - esaseOA
e. T. BARNES
u IN c.,,,, -, sheriff Of Henry County, Ohio.
X. w Cahill Plaintiffs Attorney.
Napoleon, o., Oct. Gath 1881. sln sn
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- The Republicans are hungry and Hen
\ ry county treasury will suffer for it.
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ssy Democrats. put on your thinking caps
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- Democrats did the dirty work, but the
Republicans claim all the glory.
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~ All honor to those townships which
did so nobly for the whole ticket.
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eg-yirginia is Democratic. Glory.
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~ Monroe township, shake! We have an
awful warm feeling for you. God bless you.
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iE-H is reported that the Republicans
elected their whole ticket in Lucas county.
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q There were GIG votes polled in Napo-
leon township on Tuesday, again of 81 over
last fall.
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THE NORTHWEST
lg OFFICIAL PAPER OF CITY AND 90.
M-Don't be a clam.

~ Scratch, scratch, scratchl
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Address THE PLAIN DEALER,
Z 227 Bank St., Cleveland, Ohio.
Cash commissions paid to Postmastcrs or Agents

Publ shers of the Weekly Plain Dealer which en-
ables us to club that Paper with the NORTHWEST
for SO 30 a year.
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rB Up to date twenty-five bodies have
been recovered from the lost propeller
Vernon, which foundered in the recent gale.
The times., 1887-05-13
Stock Notes.

While at Corunna this week we had
the pleasure of looking over ]. d.
Leland's Jersey cattle. He has an ex
ceilent COW, four years old, a good
mixer and breeder; heifer calf by
Syripga's Yokun, from this COW; and
a yearling bull, squirrel gray and
white in color, sired by Judge Isaac
Marston's bull, Farmers Soma rich
bred fellow. With this foundation
he should soon have No herd.
The Jersey Bull, Expectation, stands
for use at VIM. Languerwisch's barn
in this city. Improve your stock
by breeding to him.
Richard Wrigglesworth of Cohoc-
tab, Livingston Co., reports the fol
owing sale ofshorthorns to Shiawassee
County people: To Theo Euler, Ban
croft the bull Cherrys Duke, by Gus.
ter Lewis 6sr57 dam Cherry by Duke
of Lucknow 38476. To Kinder Un-
beham, Burns the bull Red Jacket by
Custer Lewis, dam Deerfeld Belle by
Sam Iilden 3oo3I: to same party
two, two year old Leicester ewes: to
Mr.. Gulick, two ram lambs.
]. ID. Evens has recently purchased
five year old black mare, by Byerly
Abdallah, dam thoroughbred
mare.
Turf, Field and Farm: Jerome
Turner is being driven miles under
ago while doing stud duty. This is
quite a drain upon his vitality. If
specially prepared for trot against
tinne, we believe that Jerome
turner coDld beat the stallion record.
The times., 1887-05-13
WHOLE NO. Se5

bins, Keyte, Wolverion, Wells, Tit
comb and Wiley. 7, nays: Aid. Gould:
Resok0ed, BY the Common Council
of the city of Owosso, that the COM
mittee on Grading and sidewalks he
instructed to investigate The matter
of procuring gravel for the streets,
and report to the Council.
Aid. Wells presented the following
resolution, which was laid on the
table for one week:
Res0lved, BY the Common Council
of the city of Owosso, that the sum
Of twenty-five cents be levied and
assessed for highway purposes for the
year 1887, on each and every one
hundred dollars of the taxable real
and personal property as n appears
on the assessment roll of the Ist and
ed judicial districts of the city Of
Owosso, for the year 1887.
The following persons were nomi-
mated as special police for the several
wards Ist ward, Geo. Bennett; I'd,
B. S. Retan; sd VIM. Douglass, 4th,
]. M. Good. The nominations were
confirmed by unanimous vote.
A communication from the Estey
Mfg. Co., in regard to the grade OF
the T. A, A. & N. M. railroad, and OF
Washington street was read, and on
motion received, and the committee
on grading and sidewalks instructed
10 see that the requests contained
therein were carried out so far as
practicable, ayes nays O..
On motion the Council adjourned.
EDMUND O. DEWEY.
City Clerk.
The times., 1887-05-13


The trees are clothing themselves
in beautiful array of green, red and
white.
The Owosso lodge /. o. o. f. is
doing good work just now. 1t has
one of the best teams in the State, and
is adding new members almost every
meeting.
For Sale, at very low price, and
on liberal terms, one of the most
valuable residences in Owosso. For
full particulars inquire at this office.
The Odd Fellows Herald is now
issued but twice month, and the
price has been reduced to SI.2s.
Grand Secretary Hurdle has with
drawn from the editorial manage
ment, and is succeeded BY Geo. M.
Adams, p. G., an experienced news
paper man. The first issue under
his management shows that he is able
to make il bright, sparkling sheet,
full of valuable informatihn to the
order. Bro. A., here's our g. and
best wishes.
4. L. Brewer sells Gray Bros,
ladies' fine shoes.